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on. Um, there he

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Um, there he
wasn't. I don't have

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the I think something clicked and he's

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like, "You know what? I'll go do

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whatever." And you saw him turn a little question.

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Uh, how about right here in the gray

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shirt? So my question for you

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great I chose wisely

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hey hey over here

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what what made you want to do 10in one

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of my favorite movies you guys

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I saw it twice

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That was one of those that was so

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obvious that she thought everybody's

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going to continue yelling.

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I was the only one yelling. I thought

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uh I had read that script uh like a year

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before we actually started filming it.

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And I just remember thinking this would

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be a really fun role to play uh because

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it's not something that I've done

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before. It's something that I I uh that

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I just liked. I like reading it. I'm

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like, "This would be really fun. I

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really enjoyed playing this character."

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So, I told my agent that to reach out to

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them and say that that's something I'd

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really be interested in. And the funding

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fell through and they couldn't get it.

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And so, it kind of went on the shelf for

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for the better part of a year. And then

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it came back and the director uh called

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a meeting with me and said, "Are you

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still interested in doing this?" And I

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said, "Yeah, absolutely." And I was the

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first so I was the first actor attached

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to that cast. And um and then they

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started holding auditions and I I read

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with a few people for some of the other

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parts just kind of a chemistry test type

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thing. And um uh yeah and then they they

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got the cast that you saw. I think they

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did a really good job. There was a few

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of the cast members I really gravitated

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toward in particular.

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I actually was I I kind of I kind of uh

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fanned out on on Sean Patrick

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from Bo

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and Suicide Kings.

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If you guys haven't seen that movie,

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that is a fantastic movie. Great

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Christopher Walkin movie. Um so yeah,

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then obviously um I fell in love with my

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wife while doing that movie. So

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that was

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You loser. Keep dating somebody in the

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cast.

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Yeah. Who would marry a

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co-star? What's wrong with

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you? Don't hit me with the godly.

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Couple of white Texas guys. You don't

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want people. We know our place. Trust me.

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people. We know our place. Trust me.
Jeez.

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So the thing when you do the

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thing is this before the thing. Did you

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say the corn thing?

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I'm assuming you mean a corn maze.

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Get it? M A I Z E. Corn maze. [Laughter]

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[Laughter]
Is somebody going to say why do we pay

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for this? [Applause] I'm

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I'm
kidding. It's because you love watching

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a couple of idiots make asses of

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themselves. Yeah.

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Okay. Sorry. Question.

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Sometimes. However, I will say that a

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couple nights ago, I stayed at the

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Driscoll Hotel in Austin. My

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wife, we took a vacation kind of thing

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on my life. It's the first time since I

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really knew the show that I looked at

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Jen and I was like, I am 100% certain

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that this room

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is and it's fine. I mean it. I mean it.

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We walk in and a light starts

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flickering. Bulb must be up. I'm going

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to change the bowl. the bullet and one

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of the other lights and put it in,

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turned on, it was fine. And she was

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like, "Okay." I thought there was like a

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do you think this place is haunted? It

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started flickering and I was

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like I was like, "You guys watch my

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show. Don't mess with me." Long

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room. I woke up and I woke up at like

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3:00 a.m. to, you know, to hear

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I woke, you know, you wake up when your

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sleep cycle changes. I woke up for

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whatever reason and someone was pulling

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a sheet from one side back to the other

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and the gem was not there.

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I was also over there underneath the

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table with the plug and the lamp going. I was

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I was
4:34. I I'll check in and I have a key

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thing. But so that certainly I was like

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that's fine. And I turned the the TV on

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the next

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day and

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purgatory. It was a hotel TV where you

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turn it on where like you could be on

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channel 100. You turn it off, turn back

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on, it goes to the menu and it's like

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Mario Lopez. [Laughter]